The Upper West Side is one of New York’s strongest NIMBY bastions, and the tale of a tower proposed by the New York Historical Society for 7-13 West 76th Street is yet another example of deserving…
Traditionally, Williamsburg’s Northside has been its most expensive, attracting condo development while the rest of the neighborhood, especially east of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, was largely the province of more accessible rental projects. But with development pressure…
On Friday, an application was filed to build what will likely be some of Brooklyn’s most affordable new condos, at 1021 Avenue Y. The 10-unit building will be long and squat, just three stories tall but with 131…
111 Leroy Street [Curbed]: Property Markets Group has proposed “plans to build a 12-story, [30-unit] condo building,” and an affordable five-story, 13-unit residential building at 111 Leroy Street, in the southern West Village. Andrew Kotchen is…
Last month, YIMBY brought you a report on New York City’s permit filings. Now, with the Census Bureau building permit numbers in, we can summarize the apparent state of approvals throughout the metropolitan area. The…
